Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-02-04
EARLY MORGAN ADVERTISE
MENTS,

We give this week series of advertise
ments from the North Star, published at
Danville, Vt. Danville is but short
distance from st. Johnsbury, where JUS
tin Morgan stood for some time while
owned by Mr.. Goss. 1t will be seen by
these advertisements that others besides
Justin Morgan, Jr., had an idea that
there was strain of Dutch blood in the
Morgan horses. No pedigree of the orig
inal Morgan is given in any advertise
ment yet discovered. There are very
few of these papers in the State library
previous to 1914, or volume s, in which
year are advertised
The Lofty at Danville and Wheelock
bay, 1G 2-3 hands.
The Dutch Prince, at Lyndon Center,
Kirby and Waterford at 81 to 81: said
horse is of as good blood and pedigree as
any in the country, of good size. well
built and of a dark chestnut color. Come
and see W. W. Carpenter. The notice is
dated Kirby. April 10, 1914.
ROvER-This famous horse will stand,
etc, at Danville, Barnet and st. Johns
bury. Said horse is of beautiful dark
bay; ID - hands, elegantly built and
moves gracefully and his pedigree is I'M
questionably equal if not superior to any
horse in New England. He need only to
be seen to be admired; 81 to $3.50 re-
duced prices. Samuel Holt, st. Johns
bury, April, 1914
In 1915 ). c. Glib advertises Bold
Phoenix; and the following appears:
Public patronage once more solicited.
The Rover at Danville, Peacham and st.
Johnsbury. The subscriber declines i'm
posing on the good sense of the public by
publishing recommends, as he considees
the appearance and age of the horse, to-
gether with ali exhibition of his stock, to
be the best testimony in his favor. His
Terms same as last season. l.. Dean,
Danville, 1915.
The next week these terms are raised
to $3.50 to S..
The same year Roger Enos announces
that Telescope will be removed from Bur-
lingtOn to Irasburgh.
Leopard, Bold Phoenix and Young
Phenomenon are advertised, and "the ele-
CANT stud horse Black Prince" at Con.
cord, St. Johnsbury, Rvegate and Bar
net. "Black Prince is six years old ele-
gantly and firmly proportional, of a good
size fleet in the foot and his colts are adj
mired for their beauty and activity. Ma
than Howe, Barnet, April %, 1916"
Sam. Holt, under date of st. Johns
bury, 1916, advertises Rover; now owned
by l.. p. Dana, lately by l.. Dean. Tn,
same year Hamilton is advertised; also
''the noted and well-known Young Tray
eller or Guernsey horse" at Wheelocl
and Danville. ANY person wishing tt
improve his stock of horses may MAKE
inquiries of the breed of the Guernsey
Horse in Danville, Wheelock or Sutton
where his colts are well known. Isaac
W. Stanton, Jr., Danville, June |, 1916
, Under date Hardwick, April 3, 1917, il
this: Take Notice-All persons in
, debted to the company under the publ,
| advertisement of the turf horse, Homes
John, by Alpha Warner, Saml Frencl
; and Reed Paige, for the season 1915; als'
, in 1916, are hereby notified" etc.
r In 1917 Bold Phoenix is advertised a
j. w. Dana's in Cabot; Young PhenOme
non at Danville and st. Johnsbury, an,
Young Traveller in Danville, Lyndon an,
st. Johnsbury. "Young Traveller de
7 scended from the old Dutch Goss Horse
and as he is generally known, particu
, lar description is deemed unnecessary.
: is presumed, however, that those VIII
7 call will be satisfied with his figure an
2 movements. Terms, SO the season; 81 +
ensure a foal and 81 the single leap. 81
Johnsbury, May IA, 1917"
= Stephen Hawkins of st. Johnsbury i
) May, 1918, advertises "the part Dutc
, Horse formerly owned by Olney Haw
r kins of st. Johnsbury' will stand-etc